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Cello Biennale 2018
programmaoverzicht Cellists Harald Austbø Quartet Naoko Sonoda Nicolas Altstaedt Jörg Brinkmann Trio Tineke Steenbrink Monique Bartels Kamancello Sven Arne Tepl Thu 18 Fri 19 Sat 20 Sun 21 Mon 22 Tue 23 Wed 24 Thu 25 Fri 26 Sat 27 Ashley Bathgate Maarten Vos Willem Vermandere 10.00-16.00 Grote Zaal 10.00-12.30 Grote Zaal 09.30 Grote Zaal 09.30 Grote Zaal 09.30 Grote Zaal 09.30 Grote Zaal 09.30 Grote Zaal 09.30 Grote Zaal Kristina Blaumane Maya Beiser Micha Wertheim First Round First Round (continued) Bach&Breakfast Bach&Breakfast Bach&Breakfast Bach&Breakfast Bach&Breakfast Bach&Breakfast Arnau Tomàs Matt Haimovitz Kian Soltani Jordi Savall Sietse-Jan Weijenberg Harriet Krijgh Lidy Blijdorp Mela Marie Spaemann Santiago Cañón NES Orchestras and Ensembles 10.15-12.30 10.15-12.30 10.30-12.45 Grote Zaal 10.15-12.30 10.15-12.30 10.15-12.30 10.15-12.30 10.30 and 12.00 Kleine Zaal Master class Master class Second Round Masterclass Masterclass Masterclass Masterclass Valencia Svante Henryson Accademia Nazionale di Santa Show for young children: Colin Carr (Bimhuis) Jordi Savall (Bimhuis) Jean-Guihen Queyras Nicolas Altstaedt (Bimhuis) Roel Dieltiens (Bimhuis) Matt Haimovitz (Bimhuis) Colin Carr Quartet Cecilia Spruce and Ebony Jakob Koranyi (Kleine Zaal) Giovanni Sollima (Kleine (Bimhuis) Michel Strauss (Kleine Zaal) Chu Yi-Bing (Kleine Zaal) Reinhard Latzko (Kleine Zaal) Zaal) Kian Soltani (Kleine Zaal) Hayoung Choi The Eric Longsworth Amsterdam Sinfonietta 11.00 Kleine Zaal Chu Yi-Bing Project Antwerp Symphony Orchestra Show for young children: -
The Late Choral Works of Ton De Leeuw: an Analytical Study
THE LATE CHORAL WORKS OF TON DE LEEUW AN ANALYTICAL STUDY by RENS TIENSTRA A thesis submitted to the University of Birmingham for the degree of MASTER OF ARTS Department of Music College of Arts and Law University of Birmingham September 2016 University of Birmingham Research Archive e-theses repository This unpublished thesis/dissertation is copyright of the author and/or third parties. The intellectual property rights of the author or third parties in respect of this work are as defined by The Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 or as modified by any successor legislation. Any use made of information contained in this thesis/dissertation must be in accordance with that legislation and must be properly acknowledged. Further distribution or reproduction in any format is prohibited without the permission of the copyright holder. ABSTRACT Ton de Leeuw (1926–1996) is widely regarded as one of the most important post-war Dutch composers. Taught among others by Olivier Messiaen and Jaap Kunst, and strongly influenced by non-Western music, De Leeuw was a teacher at the University of Amsterdam and professor of composition and electronic music at the Amsterdam Conservatory from 1959 to 1986, a position in which he educated many Dutch composers active today. His book Music of the Twentieth Century, first published in 1964, is still regarded as an authoritative work. Despite De Leeuw’s formidable reputation as composer and teacher, and the regular performance of his works, hardly any scholarly research into his oeuvre has yet been undertaken. The current study is an attempt to change this, exploring five of De Leeuw’s later choral compositions as representative of the style he described in terms of ‘extended modality’. -
Structure Research Ton De Leeuw
THE LATE CHORAL WORKS OF TON DE LEEUW AN ANALYTICAL STUDY by RENS TIENSTRA A thesis submitted to the University of Birmingham for the degree of MASTER OF ARTS Department of Music College of Arts and Law University of Birmingham September 2016 ABSTRACT Ton de Leeuw (1926–1996) is widely regarded as one of the most important post-war Dutch composers. Taught among others by Olivier Messiaen and Jaap Kunst, and strongly influenced by non-Western music, De Leeuw was a teacher at the University of Amsterdam and professor of composition and electronic music at the Amsterdam Conservatory from 1959 to 1986, a position in which he educated many Dutch composers active today. His book Music of the Twentieth Century, first published in 1964, is still regarded as an authoritative work. Despite De Leeuw’s formidable reputation as composer and teacher, and the regular performance of his works, hardly any scholarly research into his oeuvre has yet been undertaken. The current study is an attempt to change this, exploring five of De Leeuw’s later choral compositions as representative of the style he described in terms of ‘extended modality’. This study is aimed at understanding the nature and specificity of De Leeuw’s later choral works, and thereby clarifying the place of the composer’s later works – the choral works in particular – within the context of their time. ii CONTENTS Preface ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... v Acknowledgements ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... vii PART I: INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I Research subject ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 Outline of the research ... ... ... ... ... ... 4 CHAPTER II 2.1 Ton de Leeuw: biography ... ... ... ... ... 6 2.2 De Leeuw’s choral works: overview .. -
Het ICP Orkest
Jazz Het ICP Orkest . Misha Mengelberg woensdag 12 november 2003 Jazz . Seizoen 2003-2004 Saxophone Summit Michael Brecker, Joe Lovano, Dave Liebman saxen Phil Markowitz piano . Cecil McBee contrabas Billy Hart drums dinsdag 14 oktober 2003 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Cuong Vu Trio Flat Earth Society . Peter Vermeersch dubbelconcert dinsdag 21 oktober 2003 . 20 uur . Rode Zaal Het ICP Orkest . Misha Mengelberg woensdag 12 november 2003 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Ben Sluijs Quartet BassDrumBone dubbelconcert dinsdag 2 december 2003 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Tobias Delius Quartet Carlos Ward Lowlands Trio dubbelconcert dinsdag 20 januari 2004 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Eric Watson Bojan Zulfikarpasic dubbelconcert dinsdag 17 februari 2004 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Dave Holland Quintet vrijdag 26 maart 2004 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Misha Mengelberg Randy Weston dubbelconcert dinsdag 20 april 2004 . 20 uur . Blauwe Zaal Het ICP Orkest . Misha Mengelberg begin concert 20.00 uur Misha Mengelberg piano pauze omstreeks 21.00 uur Ab Baars, Michael Moore saxofoon, klarinet einde omstreeks 22.00 uur Thomas Heberer trompet Wolter Wierbos trombone ism. New Think, Radio 1 Mary Oliver viool, altviool Tristan Honsinger cello inleiding door Marc Van den Hoof . 19.15 uur . Foyer Ernst Glerum contrabas teksten programmaboekje Marc Van den Hoof Han Bennink drums coördinatie programmaboekje deSingel druk programmaboekje Tegendruk gelieve uw GSM uit te schakelen! Foyer deSingel enkel open bij avondvoorstellingen in Rode en/of Blauwe Zaal open vanaf 18.40 uur kleine koude of warme -
Klassieke Muziek: Een Bron Van Geschiedenis
Klassieke muziek: een bron van geschiedenis Een casestudy van de opera Johnny & Jones over de rol van klassieke muziek en muziek als medium binnen de Nederlandse herinneringscultuur MA Scriptie Publieksgeschiedenis Daniela Solano Studentnummer: 6170641 [email protected] 11 december 2015 Begeleider: Dr.P.Knevel Tweede lezer: Prof.dr.P.Romijn Inhoudsopgave Inleiding 1 1.Herinneringen aan de oorlog in Nederland van 1945 tot nu in de muziek 7 1.1 De historische Johnny en Jones 7 1.2 De Nederlandse herinneringscultuur van de Tweede Wereldoorlog 10 1.2.1 Reactie op de oorlog in de literatuur 17 1.2.2 Reactie op de oorlog in de beeldende kunst 20 1.2.3 Conclusie 22 1.3 Muziek na de Tweede Wereldoorlog 23 1.3.1Klassieke muziek na de oorlog in Europa 25 1.3.2 Muziek als medium 29 1.3.3 Het Nederlandse muziekleven na 1945 34 1.3.4 Theo Loevendie’s positie in het muziekleven 36 Conclusie 41 2. Casestudy: de opera Johnny & Jones van Theo Loevendie 42 2.1 Theo Loevendie en Johnny & Jones 42 2.2 De structuur en inhoud van de opera Johnny & Jones 43 2.2.1 Opera: een bijzondere muziekvorm 45 2.2.2 Het gebruik van muziek en tekst in de opera 48 2.3 Connectie tussen heden en verleden: de rol van Caroline 50 2.4 Klassieke muziek: tussen kunst en kitsch 53 Conclusie 56 3.Analyse van de reacties op Johnny & Jones 58 3.1 De muziek van Theo Loevendie 58 3.2 De rol van Caroline en de schuldvraag 61 3.3 De rol van Caroline als dramatisch middel 64 Conclusie 66 4.Conclusie 68 Bibliografie en bronnen 72 Bijlagen 1. -
Letters to the Editor
NEWS SECTION 'Electronic Music Synthesis' by Hubert S. Howe, PP.39-4J. Elmer Schonberger, George 'Bad Jr., pp.178-181. John Rahn, On Pitch or Boy of Music' Antheil and the 1976 Holland Fes- Rhythm: Interpretations of Orderings of and in tival, pp.46-ji. 'Composers' Corner'— Pitch and Time, pp.182-203. Hubert S. Howe, further comments on Kees van Baaren from Jr., The 197J 1SCM World Music Days, pp.204- Hans Kox, Ton de Leeuw, Theo Loevendie, 210. Tristan Keuris, Jacques Bank, pp.j4-jj. Marius Flothuis on himself, pp.J7-J9. Hans CONTACT. Editor: Keith Potter; editorial Henkemans, Essay towards an autobiography, address: Department of Music, University of pp.j9-6o. London, Goldsmith's College, New Cross, London, SE14 6NW. MUSIC A. Editor: Hanspeter Krellmann; Issue IJ, Winter 1976/77. published bimonthly by Barenreiter-Verlag, Composers Today: Malcolm Barry/Richard 3j Heinrich-Schiitz-Allee, 3J00 Kassel- Witts, David Bedford, pp.3-7. Richard Witts, Wilhelmshohe. Jean-Yves Bosseur, pp.8-11. Richard Steinitz, November/December 1976. George Crumb, pp. 11 -13. Glyn Perrin, Mauricio Wulf Konold, Distanz wegen Nahe. Gesprach Kagel, pp.13-16. John Schneider, New Instru- mit dem Komponisten Helmut Lachenmann, ments through Frequency Division, pp. 18-21. Jim pp.48 1-484. Christian Mollers, Schonbergs Sharpe, Music and Society—2: The Impact of Zwolftontechnik—rationale uberwindung der Ex- Industrial Society on English Folk Song—some pressionistischen Anarchie?, PP.48J-489. observations, pp.23-27. Hugh Davies, Electronic January/February 1977 Music Studios in Britain—4: Goldsmiths' College, Klaus Kirchberg, Die Grenzen durchlassiger University' of London, pp.289-31. -
Inhoudsopgave
Inhoudsopgave Inleiding Richard Taruskin - Het voordeel van zitvlees 27 Louis Andriessen - Schele Piet roept Louis Andriessen + Peter Greenaway - Webern, Morricone en een paard Louis Andriessen - Reis naar de hemel Louis Andriessen - Je begint met niks John Adams - Muziek als Campbell’s Soup De recensentenhel Michel van der Aa - Ongrijpbaar als een droom Michel van der Aa - Verschrikkelijke nachtmerries Michel van der Aa - Componeren 2.0 Michel van der Aa - Onder een fucking loep George Benjamin - Geen millenniumblues George Benjamin - De kunst van het volharden George Benjamin - Het is een lange weg geweest Harrison Birtwistle - Een geheim theater harrison Birtwistle - De dansende aarde Cornelis de Bondt - Pijn Cornelis de Bondt - ‘Kunst houdt mensen een spiegel voor’ Cornelis de Bondt - De componist is opgehehven Pierre Boulez - Tot het uiterste Pierre Boulez - Alsjeblieft geen Sjostakovitsj Pierre Boulez - Toch componeren voor alles Benjamin Britten - Ruwe bolster, enigszins blanke pit Benjamin Britten - The rape of Lucretia Benjamin Britten - De beste of de slechtste muziek John Cage - Koester de stilte Elliott Carter - Onbegrijpelijke gekte Elliott Carter - ‘Ik moet de goden niet verzoeken’ Elliott Carter - Hoe ouder, hoe beter George Crumb - ‘Ik ben een romanticus’ Jakob van Domselaer - ’t Zijn hier stomme honden Franco Donatoni - Maria Callas-stuff Tan Dun - Uit het niets Henri Dutilleux - Variaties in nachtblauw 169 Ludovico Einaudi - Afrekenen met de bullshit 172 Brian Eno - Interessant 177 Morton Feldman - Geheime wiskunde 185 -
Historical Overviews of Five Partner Countries
HISTORICAL OVERVIEWS OF FIVE PARTNER COUNTRIES CONTENT Introduction 1 I HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ IN BRITAIN 3 1 Origins 3 2 The development of a jazz culture 6 3 Emancipation and identities 16 4 British jazz today 20 4.1 Cultural policy 20 4.2 The media and jazz organisations 21 4.3 The formalisation of jazz education 22 4.4 Festivals 22 4.5 European links 23 4.6 The current situation 24 Sources 25 II HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ IN AUSTRIA 29 1 From the beginnings to the end of World War II 29 1.1 Early developments 29 1.2 The National Socialist era 30 2 Postwar and the 1960s 31 2.1 The beginning of an independent jazz scene 31 2.2 Austrian jazz musicians abroad 33 2.3 Momentum from Graz and institutionalization 35 3 The late 1960s to the generational change of the late 1970s 36 3.1 The Vienna scene 36 3.2 The impact of the “Vienna Art Orchestra” and its leading soloists 38 4 Stylistic pluralism – the 1980s to the present 40 4.1 Stylistic trends in the 1980s 40 4.2 Ensembles and musicians in the 1990s 41 4.3 The young generation since 2000 43 Sources 45 III HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ IN NORWAY 53 1 Starting out 53 1.1 Between authenticity and pastiche 53 1.2 Post WWII and the American influence 56 2 A new direction for jazz 59 3 Jazz and the national consciousness 63 Sources 66 IV HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ IN THE NETHERLANDS 69 1 (African-)American music culture in the Netherlands, 1847–1919 70 2 Early dissemination of jazz in the Netherlands, 1919–1940 72 -
Contact: a Journal for Contemporary Music (1971-1988) Citation
Contact: A Journal for Contemporary Music (1971-1988) http://contactjournal.gold.ac.uk Citation Bracefield, Hilary. 1982. ‘Review of Music on the Composers’ Voice Series’. Contact, 24. pp. 25-28. ISSN 0308-5066. ! same year as Ketting, but part of the group of van Baaren's music away from serialism into other paths has been pupils of the 1950s, and now himself principal of the Royal chronicled by Keith Potter in Contact 23. 7 The groups De Conservatory in succession to van Baaren. This Composers' Volharding and Hoketus both developed from the existence of Voice Special record seems to have been rushed out after works written for a group of performers which, having come Quaterni won the important Matthijs Vermeulen Prize in 1980 together, continued together as other works germinated. (awarded, incidentally, to Ketting's Symphony for Hoketus, of course, toured Britain in 1981, and if you heard Saxophones and Orchestra -
'Impros Versus Jazzos' Reinier Baas, Jameszoo, and Exploring the Richtingenstrijd in a New Generation of Dutch Jazz
‘IMPROS VERSUS JAZZOS’ REINIER BAAS, JAMESZOO, AND EXPLORING THE RICHTINGENSTRIJD IN A NEW GENERATION OF DUTCH JAZZ by Thijs Janssen Master’s thesis July 4th 2019 University of Amsterdam – Graduate School of Humanities Arts and Culture – Music Studies Student number: 10341900 Supervisor: Maarten Beirens [email protected] University of Amsterdam Graduate School of Humanities Master’s program Contents Introduction 3 1. Jazz in the Netherlands 8 1.1 The birth of the Hollandse School 8 1.2 Developing the impro practice and the rise of Dutch ensemble culture 14 2. The Richtingenstrijd 25 2.1 Constructing a jazz narrative 25 2.2 The Richtingenstrijd as a narrational device 32 3. Reinier Baas 39 3.1 Life and music 39 3.2 Baas and the Richtingenstrijd 45 4. Jameszoo 52 4.1 Life and music 52 4.2 Jameszoo and the Richtingenstrijd 58 Synthesis and conclusion 64 Bibliography 66 2 Introduction Impros, avant-gardes, creative improvised music, free jazz, ‘current improvised music’, New Dutch Swing and perhaps most well known and used: Dutch improvised music or Hollandse School (translated as ‘Dutch School’). Many terms have Been used to delineate the new style of jazz music that emerged in the Netherlands during the late 1960’s and 1970’s. This style included an outspoken and explicit search of a Dutch cultural identity and an increasing association with experimental and innovative elements in jazz music. Musicians like Han Bennink, Misha MengelBerg, Willem Breuker, Leo Cuyper, and collectives such as the Instant Composers Pool and the later Willem Breuker Kollektief, strived to move and change the Boundaries of what was ‘permitted’ in the traditionally American-focussed jazz practice – as well as in the performance tradition as on a more organizational level – and aimed for a free and an explicit Dutch improving jazz practice. -
“The City's Pioneering Professional Ensemble Dedicated to New Music.”
Thank you to the donors, patrons, volunteers, and friends who have made Boston Musica Viva’s first 50 years of commissions and performances possible. The successes and accomplishments presented on these pages are as much yours as ours, and we are both proud and grateful to call you our collaborators in our ongoing exploration of new music. “The city’s pioneering professional ensemble dedicated to new music.” PO Box 35063 · Boston, MA 02135 THE BOSTON GLOBE 617-354-6910 · BMV.org Boston Musica Viva’s 50th Anniversary Contents Preface ............................................................................................................................................................................. 2 From the Founder and Music Director .............................................................................................................. 3 “Looking Back” with the Boston Globe ............................................................................................................. 4 Appreciations from Composers, Musicians, and Board Members ........................................................ 6 Core Ensemble .......................................................................................................................................................... 14 Guest Musicians ........................................................................................................................................................ 15 Commissioned Composers .................................................................................................................................